Hungary’s Air Traffic Controllers To Go On Warning Strike On April 17

  • 15 Apr 2019 7:50 AM
  • Hungary Matters
Hungary’s Air Traffic Controllers To Go On Warning Strike On April 17
Hungary’s Hungarocontrol has confirmed a two-hour warning strike by air traffic controllers would be staged from 11:00 am on April 17, Eurocontrol said on its network operations portal.

Depending on the outcome of negotiations, air traffic controllers could start a strike starting on April 23, it said.

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